I Believe (Get Over Yourself)

Nico Vega's song 'I Believe (Get Over Yourself)' is a powerful anthem of self-empowerment and overcoming personal insecurities. The lyrics tell the story of someone who is initially hesitant and fearful, standing alone in a corner, until they are approached by another person who encourages them to join the party. This interaction sparks a transformation in the protagonist, who begins to believe in their own potential and capabilities. The repeated line 'I believe, I believe, I believe that this is your life' serves as a mantra, reinforcing the idea that one's life is in their own hands and can be shaped by their beliefs and actions.

The song delves into the theme of self-doubt and the struggle to find one's voice, as expressed in the lines 'I'm afraid of almost everything, I'm not sure what kinds of songs to sing.' This vulnerability is contrasted with the empowering message that follows, where the protagonist realizes that they can 'rise above it all endlessly' and that they have the power to change their own life. The encouragement from the other person acts as a catalyst for this realization, highlighting the importance of support and belief from others in overcoming personal challenges.

The chorus also addresses the idea of communication and the importance of expressing oneself. The line 'You believe that things are better when left unsaid, but you're a fool cause you don't believe in anything good' suggests that holding back and not communicating can lead to missed opportunities and a lack of belief in positive outcomes. The protagonist's newfound confidence and excitement are palpable in the final verses, where they declare 'I'm so excited, and I can't deny it, now I won't hide it.' This shift from fear to excitement encapsulates the transformative power of self-belief and the impact of positive reinforcement from others.